Two Projects, Two Architizer A+Awards

A forest gateway and a climbable bridge: two different proposals, united by the ambition to connect people with place. ENTROPIC received two distinctions at the 2025 Architizer A+Awards, recognising that approach across civic architecture and infrastructure.

The Nature Gate was named Jury Winner in Unbuilt Sustainable Non-Residential Project. Himlavalvet was named Popular Choice Winner in Unbuilt Transportation. The awards bring together professional jury selection and the public vote.

In Józefów, Poland, The Nature Gate joins a kindergarten and library within an existing pine forest. Developed with studio4SPACE, the proposal connects two programme-specific volumes through a gateway and shared spaces. Rooftop recreation extends play above the ground, helping retain the forest below. Learning, public life and landscape become parts of one architectural idea.

In Ängelholm, Sweden, Himlavalvet treats a crossing of Rönne å as both infrastructure and an experience of place. Developed with Degree of Freedom, its walkable structural arch invites people to climb, pause and encounter the river from a different perspective. Timber and weathering steel connect the proposal to the local bridge heritage, while the arch gives it a distinct civic presence.

Both projects ask how architecture can make connection more generous: between programmes, between people and between the city and its landscape. We thank Architizer, the jury, everyone who voted and the teams and collaborators who shaped the proposals.

ENTROPIC team: Magdalena Mróz, Geoffrey James Eberle, Gabriella Mackenzie, Batuhan Çelebi, Pablo del Pozo del Olmo and Paweł Marjański.

Himlavalvet design collaborators: Degree of Freedom — Gaute Mo, Fernando Ibáñez and Diego Velayos. Municipality and client: Ängelholms kommun.

The Nature Gate collaborators: studio4SPACE — Bartosz Dendura and Martyna Mądry.

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